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While I agree he should have stood still at attention, it's not that huge of a deal as some are making it. It's not like they were playing Taps.
The occasion was a solemn remembrance for those who lost their lives in service of this country. Essentially a solemn moment of silence. He demonstrated a complete lack of empathy. He really is either clueless or senile - or both.
You consider patriotism to be smiling and behaving in a jovial manner during the National Anthem at a Memorial event meant to pay respect to our fallen?
Have you ever been to a military funeral? I was in charge of the burial detail while in Alaska (92-94), what people do during is up to them, as disgusted as I was (a few times)....it's their choice....not yours not mine, not anyone but them....who they are means nothing.....
Have you ever been to a military funeral? I was in charge of the burial detail while in Alaska (92-94), what people do during is up to them, as disgusted as I was (a few times)....it's their choice....not yours not mine, not anyone but them....who they are means nothing.....
This wasn't a funeral. It was a remembrance. Respect is required.
Where is it said that you must stay still, not enjoy yourself....he is not in the military......
Say What??? He is their COMMANDER IN CHIEF. The living poor souls now in the military have to follow this clueless creep. "Enjoying" oneself at a solemn ceremony of remembrance for the hundreds of thousands who have fallen IS disrespectful.
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